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Old 10-09-2014, 11:46 PM
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I will have to get a good pic of the mufflers.
 

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Here are a couple pictures of the exhaust.





 
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I think those are stock pipes.
 
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I think those are stock pipes.
Yup - the give-away is that type of clamp where the muffler joins the pipe, that was done away with around 1993.
 
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Old 10-14-2014, 07:01 PM
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Thank you both for confirming. The bike seems to be totally stock.

Now comes pulling the carb off again to get to the mixture screw. Not looking forward to it.
 
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Originally Posted by Pthom
Thank you both for confirming. The bike seems to be totally stock.

Now comes pulling the carb off again to get to the mixture screw. Not looking forward to it.
They make an angled screwdriver so that you don't have to take off the carb.
Back when I had a CV I just used a short screwdriver to adjust it without taking off the carb.
 
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But I foolishly didn't drill out the metal plug covering the adjusting screw. I don't know if I can get that out without removing the carb.

Do you think there is room to drill it out while it is still on the bike?
 
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But I foolishly didn't drill out the metal plug covering the adjusting screw. I don't know if I can get that out without removing the carb.

Do you think there is room to drill it out while it is still on the bike?
I would take the carb off to do that.
 
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Carb needs to be off.
 
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